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Quaranteam Se Team Davies Ch 04

Quaranteam Se Team Davies Ch 04

by 2charlie
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Quaranteam: Southeast - Team Davies

By 2charlie

The Quaranteam Universe is the creation of CorruptingPower, used with permission.

Thanks to BreakTheBar, AgathonWrites, RonanJWilkerson, The_Licentious_Laureate, BronanTheLibrarian, OtterlyMindblowing, SilverRyden, BirchesLoveBooks, Reader737b, and the other QT Writers for their feedback and contributions with this work. Be sure to check out their work.

Chapter 4

All Characters depicted in sexual situations in this story are over the age of 18.

****Gainesville, FL - 0730, Thursday, July 30, 2020****

Miles placed his spare Service Khaki uniform into a garment bag, including shoes, socks, and a combination cap, in case he should need them at some point in the future. He then checked his Type III Navy Working Uniform one final time for proper fit and grabbed his 8-point hat and tucked it under his arm. Grabbing his garment bag and a backpack containing a portfolio holding his orders, a writing tablet and some pens, and a portable battery and charging cable for his cell phone, he headed out to the garage to load up his kit.

His Team was already busy with their morning routine. Penny was working in the kitchen to fill his Yeti bottle with his beverage of choice, sweet tea, and Jan was marshaling the kids through breakfast before they started their day. He came back in from the garage to pass through the kitchen, giving his son and niece each a quick hug and kiss, and then tousling Trent's hair with a grin. "I want each of you to do your best to be helpful today. I'm looking forward to hearing all about how your day went over dinner tonight. In the meantime, be good!"

Penny and Jan followed Miles out of the kitchen to the garage to see him off.

Penny ran her fingers along Miles' freshly shaved jawline, then leaned in to kiss him, saying "I'm going to run Jan back to her place this morning so she can pick up her car and a few more things. Then I'll be back home to put in a few hours of work, and," she hesitated, a somber look crossing her features, then a sigh. "I'll reach out to Raul's life insurance agent after lunch," she finished with a slight catch in her voice.

Jan followed Penny, kissing Miles, then telling him "I don't have to report back to work until Monday, so I plan to spend the day sorting through things and figuring out what to do with my old household. I'll be bringing clothes and some personal items over to our new house but need to decide what to do with the old house and redundant items."

Miles hugged them both, then turned to Jan. "Just bring over what you need for now and start grouping stuff you think you want to keep, vs. what you don't. I think I may have a few ideas to run past you later regarding the house and unwanted items."

Getting into his SUV, Miles waved to both women, then pulled out of the garage, shutting the garage door behind him, and drove down his private driveway before turning east on NE 53

RD

Avenue, heading for the Forward Operating Base.

****

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The Senior Airman guarding the gate at FOB Waldo carefully inspected Miles' Military ID and then checked his clipboard. He stepped over to his guard shack, then returned with a pair of stickers for Miles' windshield, indicating his base access, date of expiration, and officer status. "Just place these on your windshield in the upper middle, behind the mirror, sir. After you enter the base, the admin building is just down to your left, look for building A-33. When you enter the building, the noncom at the desk will check you in, and put you in contact with General Palmer."

As Miles nodded, the gate guard stepped back from his vehicle and snapped to attention, waving the vehicle through after he saluted.

Miles nodded, then pulled through the gate, turned left, and headed down to Building A-33. He found a parking spot near the building entrance, got out of his SUV, grabbed his backpack but left his garment bag in the vehicle. As he walked toward the doors, he heard a loudspeaker nearby begin to play the national anthem. He immediately halted, turned to face the nearest flagpole, along with everyone else caught outside at that time, and stood saluting as the anthem played. As soon as the anthem finished, he finished the salute and continued to the door, entering and walking over to the admin desk.

A staff sergeant was manning the desk, her name tape identifying her as SSgt Kozlowski. Stepping up to the desk, Miles said, "Good morning, Sergeant. I am here this morning to see General Palmer." Miles said as he offered her his military ID.

Kozlowski looked up at Miles, checked his uniform, rank insignia, and name tape above his right pocket, then checked his ID against her tablet before passing back his ID. "Ah, yes, Commander. I have you on my list. You're early, sir. Please give me a moment to check if the General can see you now."

Miles stepped back and waited while the staff sergeant tapped a message into her tablet. A few moments later, the staff sergeant looked up at Miles and said, "Commander Davies, the General will see you now. Please go through the doors behind me to your left." Without another word, the Staff Sergeant went back to some activity she'd been working on when Miles had approached her initially.

Miles turned and went to the doors Kozlowski had indicated and opened one, taking one step inside and announcing himself, "Commander Davies, reporting as ordered!"

The adjoining room beyond the doors had been set up to house the local FOB Commanding Officer and her Staff. When Miles entered, the only two occupants had been the female General who appeared to be around Miles' age, and a younger female captain, both dressed in Air Force OCP fatigues. "Come in Commander. Take a seat," the general answered, looking up at him.

Miles approached the general's desk, nodded in acknowledgment to the junior officer standing next to the general, and took the offered seat.

The general was not an unattractive woman, but he could not make out much of her features from behind her desk, especially given that she was wearing an N-95 mask. Her dark auburn hair had thin streaks of gray threading through it here and there and was done up in a bun. She had a simple, oval face, with a not-quite-permanent scowl that had settled in some time ago. Her eyes, while stern, had a hint of kindness to them, and were a startling bright green.

The captain, by contrast, had a more exotic appearance, even with minimally applied makeup and very simply styled hairdo. She stood perhaps 5'4", maybe 5'5", and was fairly slim, with her OCPs hiding her curves. Her skin was a dark mocha eyes a surprisingly deep, dark blue, like the deeper waters of the Pacific, and offset by her bronze eyeshadow. Her expression seemed to be set in a not-quite frown.

Palmer turned back to the captain, saying "Thank you, Chandani. Why don't you have a seat while I welcome the commander, and then we can brief him on Operation Endure." As the captain walked around the desk to take the chair next to Miles, the general picked up a folder from her desk and opened it, reading snippets from it aloud. "Joshua Miles Davies, Commander, USN, graduated from the University of Florida in 2002... hometown boy, eh? Go Gators! Let's see, BS in Mechanical Engineering, graduated top of Officer Candidate School in September '02, attended Naval Nuclear Power School in Charlotte from November '02 to April '03, went on to Nuclear Power Training Unit at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratories in Ballston Spa, New York from May '03 to September '03. Says you married your wife, Beth, during leave after graduating NPTU Ballston Spa, then went back to KAPL as a staff training officer for two years, before finally reporting for duty aboard the Enterprise, where you served as a Reactor Watch Officer and Reactor Mechanical Division Officer from December '05 until January of '09. Rotated off from Enterprise to serve as a Weapons Officer, and later Operations Officer aboard the South Carolina from March '09 through September '12, after which you transitioned to Reserves status. You've been serving in various capacities out of NAS Jacksonville these past years.

"Completed your Master of Engineering Degree in 2017 with a focus in Industrial and Systems Engineering. In your civilian capacity, you were the senior Sustainability Strategist for the State of Florida Department of Civil Engineering, hold a seat on the Governor's Advisory Board, are a Part-Time instructor for UF, and are actively involved in the Boy Scout Program."

The general paused a moment before continuing. "Also says your wife, Beth, was killed in a car accident on Christmas Eve, 2017 - that's rough! - and that your oldest son recently died from DuoHalo, along with members of your extended family. Damned rough!" she paused to look up at him, sympathy in her eyes.

"During your military service, awarded multiple awards and commendations," she continued reading, "including three-time recipient of the Navy Sea Service ribbon, two-time recipient of a Joint Meritorious Unit Award, Navy Unit Commendation, three-time recipient of the Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation, three-time recipient of the Navy's Battle E Ribbon, National Defense Service Medal for GWOT, Navy Rifle Marksmanship Ribbon, Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon, and finally Surface Warfare Officer pin.

"You've received accolades in your civilian professional career, including the 2018 Most Valuable Engineer award from the State of Florida, Department of Civil Engineering. And finally, you're a well-trained adult scout leader in the Boy Scouts program. Whew! Quite a tale behind you, Commander Davies. And, very recently, you have a new Team forming, with your first partners being Ms. Penelope Sommers and Ms. Janet Seward. Did I miss anything?"

Miles grimaced slightly - surprised at the completeness of that file, given that it contained more than his military record would reflect - and shook his head. "No ma'am, that about sums me up."

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The general grunted slightly, closing the manilla folder and placing it back on a pile, before turning back to Miles. "Commander, I am sorry that we've had to recall you to active duty, but your country is in a deep pile of shit, for which we have been completely and woefully underprepared. How much do you know about DuoHalo, its relative impact, and the experimental Quaranteam serum?"

Miles shifted slightly, then leaned forward. "First off, please feel free to call me Miles when decorum permits, General. Second, my experience with DuoHalo has been sudden and personal, but beyond that, I have little actual information. Same with the serum."

"Very well, Miles it is. Okay, the information I am going to share with you is very sensitive, highly compartmentalized, and may not be disseminated outside of need-to-know. Understood? Good. DuoHalo is pretty much Covid's bigger, much meaner brother, fresh off a two-week bender, hopped up on meth, and pissed to the gills because someone called his momma fat! It has a crazy mortality rate, especially for men, and particularly targets teenagers with prejudice. DuoHalo has been 100% fatal to anyone between the ages of 11 and 17. Among women, it has a mortality rate of 30-45%, and among men, the rate is much higher, ranging from 80 to 95%. These rates are for cases when immediate medical intervention occurs. Without intervention, the rates skyrocket." She paused to let this information sink in. "The average incubation is 12 days, give or take, from infection to first symptoms, with the infected contagious the whole time. Once symptoms appear, usually around day 13, they can include coughing from lungs filling with fluids, sore or clogged throat, labored breathing, shaky or uncoordinated muscles, and difficulty thinking. Death usually occurs within 48 hours of presenting symptoms. Official death tolls are not being reported, as they would no doubt lead to mass panic and widespread civil unrest. Let's just say we'll be looking back at the Spanish Flu and thinking about the good old days. Are you tracking all of this so far?"

Miles had blanched at the blunt assessment of the virus' deadly impact, especially on teens, and simply nodded.

"So, the Air Force has been working since early this year to develop a way to combat this motherfucker, and the best we've been able to come up with is the serum to which you've recently been introduced; we've been simply calling it the Quaranteam Serum, produced by Veraxiontic Pharmaceuticals. The serum is made up of a concoction that binds itself to the recipient's DNA before beginning self-replication within the individual's lymphatic system. The end-product acts as a sort of super white blood cell, targeting DuoHalo and other ailments. The problem arises with the complications. The serum can only be successfully given to an adult female. It cannot be directly administered to an adult male patient, as it literally tears the man apart trying to find female DNA strands with which to bind. However, once given to an adult female, the benefits can be transferred temporarily to a male partner through the exchange of bodily fluids during sexual congress. The benefits to the male can last for a week or so before they begin to lose effectiveness. Still following?"

Miles nodded. "We were told that the male would need multiple partners to receive adequate levels of protection and that once partnered, it was dangerous for the female to encounter the semen from any other male. What's with all of that?"

The General nodded. "That's correct. The female has much higher resistance to DuoHalo or other diseases than what she passes on to her male partner. To elevate the male's resistance, he'll need multiple transfers from several partners. The more partners, the higher the male's cumulative resistance. I think our current data indicates that a male needs in the neighborhood of 7 - 10 partners to achieve more than 90% resistance. Which reminds me - you are under-partnered, Commander, and will be receiving two more partners this evening, and another pair no later than Sunday. As for encounters with other males, merely getting another man's semen on a bonded female's skin is enough to cause what looks like a chemical burn. Ingesting, or otherwise receiving another man's semen internally, can be fatal."

Miles' eyes widened first at the news of more pending partners, then went even wider at the explanation of the danger to a bound female posed by another man's semen. His mind started going down dark paths of potential pitfalls, and he immediately killed off those thoughts, returning his focus to the General. "Thank you for the explanation, General Palmer..."

The General raised her hand, stopping Miles. "Please, while we're in relative privacy, you may address me as Your Highness," she grinned," or simply Martha," she finished with a wry smile.

Miles snorted, "Thank you, Martha. As I was about to ask, why is the Air Force setting up a FOB outside of Gainesville, and what is it you need from me?"

Martha nodded to the captain. "Captain Swami, would you take it from here?"

The captain looked up from where she'd been taking a few notes, flipped a few pages on her notepad, and began speaking, "Commander, your scout troop looks to have been the catalyst for an outbreak in this region. Florida has been fairly lucky thus far in the pandemic, with only a few statistical bumps in the already-steep infection rate. This new event has become more significant. As best we can tell, one of the staff associated with the facilities where your group was holding their activities had just returned to the region after spending a season doing landscaping in the Virgin Islands. He traveled by small private plane and slipped through airport screening. We assume that he had only himself been exposed either immediately before, or during his travels. When he came to the campgrounds, he interacted with a few of your adults working in the kitchen, who then spread DuoHalo throughout the others present during the final closing party at the end of the camp. Once the staff at Shands started reporting cases of DH, an advance team from MacDill came up here to investigate. As the scope quickly became apparent, regional command pulled the trigger on the Air Force setting up FOB Waldo, using this as a launching point for a regional response and advanced serum distribution facility. We have subsequently begun a campaign to introduce the Quaranteam serum to this region of Florida, and yours is one of the first teams we are creating as part of it."

Miles nodded, having gritted his teeth at the explanation of how his troop was initially exposed, then scowled as he realized the resulting fallout from that exposure. He then nodded at the captain to continue her briefing. "Understood so far. Please go on."

Swami checked her notes, then resumed, "Unfortunately, the spread of the virus may be outpacing our efforts to contain it. Certain measures will be going into effect later this evening, effectively creating an information black hole, wherein communications cannot enter or leave this area. Regional telecommunications will be suspended for the immediate future, interrupting all internet and cellular lines of comms, and martial law will be imposed, with a mandatory isolation order being directed at all local residents, as well as a curfew. Roadblocks are already being erected along all roadways 10 miles out of Gainesville, and Interstate 275 will be shut down to the north and south, with traffic being rerouted along hurricane evacuation routes to the east or west. The Air Force is assembling a series of Medical QRTs that will set up treatment units at major venues in and around Gainesville while we strive to get enough of the serum delivered to attempt to limit casualties as best we can."

Miles looked back and forth between the two officers. "What are we looking at here?", he asked with concern.

Captain Swami referenced her notes once again, then spoke, "Our best estimates are that 50 to 65% of the local community will have been exposed by now, possibly more, and many will be entering the final stage by this weekend, it not before, as with your family. We will begin the containment measures tonight and will be broadcasting instructions to the local community via local news and radio, as well as linked from a splash screen all internet providers will host, asking people to remain within their homes and complete the Oracle questionnaire while we make final preparations for the vaccination centers. By tomorrow morning, no later than oh-eight hundred, we should have first-wave vaccine centers up and running. After that, it will depend on how the civilians respond. We are trying to be cautiously optimistic, but similar instances throughout the country have gone sideways in many different ways, so it could all go FUBAR. We're trying to avoid that."

Miles swore softly, closing his eyes for a moment to gather his thoughts. He then opened his eyes and looked at the General. "Martha, I appreciate you briefing me on all of this. How can I help? I am not trained in catastrophe response, but can certainly lend a hand if you need the bodies..."

"That's not where we can best use your skills, Miles," she cut him off with a slashing motion. "It's what comes after that we expect to need your assistance sorting out. We know there will be losses; we've already played this scenario too many times. What comes next, we're hoping you can help us do a better job. Those who survive will be placed into Teams - again, as you are experiencing - and those Teams will potentially be much larger in size than even the most devout of catholic families. Modern housing is simply not prepared to host these new Teams, and we need to begin to figure out short-term options, as well as what sort of long-term needs they will have so we can begin to establish the necessary housing infrastructure to accommodate them. How many bedrooms should be considered basic? Are there ways in which housing can be constructed to better facilitate ease of expansion? What do we do with current housing? Not to mention the need to identify the responsible actions that need to be undertaken short of just demolishing whole swaths of homes to make room for new ones.

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